Press Release

Fellbach, Baden-Württemberg ( connect2business.co.uk ) July 29, 2015 - The film studio that created the last three Lufft product movies has again received several awards at two international film festivals this year. The Lufft I-BOX product film was awarded with the Gold Remi Award at the WorldFest in Houston, Texas, as well as the intermedia-globe Gold Award at the World Media Festival in Hamburg In addition, the intro of the Lufft product film won the Bronze Remi Award in Houston.

Last year the South German company was successful at the same two film festivals with the product film for the handheld device XA1000. Now NCP has repeated its success of the previous year with a new spot.

With the combination of proper customer targeting and Hollywood flair, the small film studio successfully creates unique short films that are a lot of fun to watch. "Compared with larger film productions, we shoot our clips with less equipment. This makes us not only flexible, but also proves that sometimes less is more," said cameraman Klaus Umfahrer. "Today, most of the work needs to be put into post-production and animation, especially if the whole film is animated like the Lufft I-Box film", he adds.

This phase of film creation was also particularly hot for Lufft in the latest NCP project: The MARWIS film is a real Lufft blockbuster!

The successful product video can be found on the Lufft TV-Channel at www.lufft.com. More details about the Lufft I-BOX are at www.lufft-I-box.com.

About the international awards

The story of WorldFest-Houston is impressive to read. Even movie stars like George Lucas, Ridley Scott, and Steven Spielberg have received trophies there. With more than 4,500 international entries from countries around the world, WorldFest-Houston is not only one of the oldest, but also one of the world's biggest film festivals for indie, short, and advertising videos. The publicly accessible event in the "Space City" in Texas attracts approximately 30,550 filmmakers and enthusiasts every year.

About NCP Film

NCP was established before 1999 and since then has become a successful company. From 2007 on, their professional creativity has been rewarded with more than 30 international awards. In addition, NCP provides their senior customers such as Lufft, Lufthansa, MAN, and Liebherr with over 20 years of experience from the film producers who are behind NCP: Annett Väterlein and Klaus Umfahrer. NCP Film (formerly Niklas Cinema Performance Filmproduktion) has already produced more than 100 advertising films, trailers, and spots. More information is available on the NCP website at www.ncp-film.de.

About G. Lufft Mess- und Regeltechnik GmbH:

Since its founding by Gotthilf Lufft in 1881, G. Lufft GmbH has been the leader in the production of climatological measuring equipment - always with the motto "tradition meets innovation". Lufft's capacity for innovation and precision has helped its products establish the solid reputation they enjoy around the world. Together with its subsidiaries in the U.S. and in China, the company has 100 employees. In November 2012, G. Lufft GmbH was awarded the German Standards Brand Prize and was named a "Brand of the Century". More information at: www.lufft.com.

Press contact:

MACHEETE
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10557 Berlin, Germany
Contact: Mareen Eichinger
E-Mail: presse@macheete.com
Phone: 0049 30 488 187 25
Fax: 0049 30 488 118 42

Company contact:

G. Lufft Mess- und Regeltechnik GmbH
Gutenbergstr. 20
70736 Fellbach, Germany
Contact: Helena Wingert
E-Mail: pr@lufft.de
Phone: 0049 711 51822 0
Fax: 0049 711 51822 41

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Since its founding by Gotthilf Lufft in 1881, G. Lufft GmbH has been the leader in the production of climatological measuring equipment – always with the motto "tradition meets innovation". Lufft’s capacity for innovation and precision has helped its products establish the solid reputation they enjoy around the world.

Organisation Profile:
Lufft, named one of the "Brands of the Century", will continue to see its weather sensors used at major sporting events as it continues to develop and optimize the equipment in line with the current state of technology. The goal is to ensure the continued safety of the public and the athletes with early recognition of severe weather conditions.